Kissdx on DS108j

[xxVisionxx]

Hi all,

i have a Kiss1600DP-player and bought a DS108j as streaming server, but the integrated streaming doesn't seem to work. So i read a lot about kissdx and installed it on my DS108j. Installation went fine, but kissdx won't start. I don't know very much about linux, but i suppose that the sources run on the other Synology-discs but have to be compiled on the DS108j with firmware DSM 2.0-0600. That is a part i don't know how to do it.
Can somebody please help me to get the kissdx running on my disc?

Many thanks in advance.

Best regards
xxVisionxx
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This is the error-message i get when i try to start kissdx:
/opt/bin/kissdx -d -c /opt/etc/kissdx.conf
results in
/opt/bin/kissdx: /opt/bin/kissdx: 1: Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting ")")

[vit]

What are the symptoms when it won't start? Which error messages do you see?

Where did you get the kissdx binary/installation from, and is it correct for your device? AFAIK the DS108j has a PowerPC CPU (MPC8241), so the binary for DS101G can probably be used.

[xxVisionxx]

Hi,

this is the error:

/opt/bin/kissdx -d -c /opt/etc/kissdx.conf
results in
/opt/bin/kissdx: /opt/bin/kissdx: 1: Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting ")")

I followed the instructions for the DS-107+ installation and also used the tar-files from this site:
http://www.famille-kahn.com/kissdxmanual/Kissdx_user_manual:Linux_Installation

Where can i get the binary for DS101G and what do i have to do to install it?

Best regards
xxVisionxx

[xxVisionxx]

By now i managed to do some further steps.
I installed ipkg and used it to make an installation of kissdx with the 0.14.0.b1a source for DS101G.
Installation went fine and i use command
/opt/bin/kissdx -d -c /opt/etc/kissdx.conf
to start kissdx. This time no error occurs. But when i look for kissdx with ps kissdx isn't there.
Anybody an idea what i can do?

Many thanks again.

Regards
xxVisionxx

[vit]

Start /opt/bin/kissdx without the -d option to run it in the foreground and see the output on screen.

The -d option makes kissdx run as a daemon, sending all messages to syslog instead of the standard output.